Jan-Philipp Kolb
07/17/2015
… is relevant to understand circumstances.
More spatial visualisations are possible with data from web 2.0 etc.
Black is walking (less than 7mph),
Red is bicycling or equivalent speed (less than 19mph),
Blue is motor vehicles on normal roads (less than 43mph);
Green is freeways or rapid transit.
I want to….
Every participant should present his/her own maps.
Five departments - Survey Design and Methodology
Monitoring Society and Social Change
Data Archive for the Social Sciences
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Knowledge Technologies for the Social Sciences
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GESIS offers:
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R is the leading tool for statistics, data analysis, and machine learning. It is more than a statistical package; it’s a programming language, so you can create your own objects, functions, and packages.
R can be used as geographic information systems (GIS)
R and qgis
Virgilio Gómez-Rubio - Applied Spatial Data Analysis with R
Because it is possible to create nice graphics:
https://github.com/Japhilko/GeoData
If you are interested in what is behind the scenes:
Thomas Girke - Programming in R
Use Reference cards, plot them and have them next to your computer
I will try to keep it simple and provide lots of resources.
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Social index
Proportion of social benefits recipients in Berlin